Thread: Can someone identify this reptile ?

Originally Posted by stevo68

Was about to say Crump will know ,

Regards

Stevo

as its about the fourth pic of one posted since I've been here, some of you regulars should be able to do the identifications with a degree of certainty by now.SO, sit up and start paying attention!!

Quote:
Originally Posted by stevo68
Was about to say Crump will know ,

Regards

Stevo

as its about the fourth pic of one posted since I've been here, some of you regulars should be able to do the identifications with a degree of certainty by now.SO, sit up and start paying attention!!

My bad .....starting again....Hmm that looks like a Burtons legless lizard....pretty sure Crump has confirmed this previously.....perhaps he will again ,

Regards

Stevo

Originally Posted by stevo68

My bad .....starting again....Hmm that looks like a Burtons legless lizard....pretty sure Crump has confirmed this previously.....perhaps he will again ,

Regards

Stevo

And i made the mistake of calling it a he,should of called it an it..........


Or can anyone sex it from the pic?

Originally Posted by crump

as its about the fourth pic of one posted since I've been here, some of you regulars should be able to do the identifications with a degree of certainty by now.SO, sit up and start paying attention!!

Sorry Crump, you're right I should have paid more attention last time you posted it, instead of just thinking..."Geez I'm glad I don't have any of those buggers hanging around"

Thanks for the confirmation.

Dave

I'll bring the Apple, teach.

Lialis burtonis. Common and widespread.